Event Evaluation Software: Quizzes, Exams and Scoring

The Evaluator is the scoring side of an event: quizzes, exams, tests and structured evaluations that produce a result rather than an opinion. You build the questionnaire, decide whether responses are graded automatically or by a person, and get scores and completion figures back in real time. It is the tool for anything with a right answer or a rubric — certification tests, training assessments, judged competitions and scored post-event evaluations.

Surveys collect opinions; the Evaluator produces scores. A survey asks how useful a session was and gives you sentiment; an evaluation asks questions with correct answers or a marking scheme and gives you a mark per person. Most events use both — run feedback through event surveys and anything that needs grading through the Evaluator.

Live trivia is a game played in the room to keep an audience engaged, scored for fun and a leaderboard. The Evaluator is an assessment: it can run before, during or after the event, it produces a record against the attendee, and the result is meant to be kept — a certification pass, a training score, a judging outcome.

Yes, and you choose per evaluation. Automatic grading returns a score the moment somebody submits, which is what you want for a multiple-choice certification test. Manual grading lets a person mark free-text or judged entries against a rubric. You can mix both in one questionnaire.

You can mix question types within a single evaluation and add images or video to a question, so an assessment is not limited to plain multiple choice. That matters for practical tests where the candidate has to identify something, and for judged entries where the question needs context.

Yes. Evaluations are built from templates and can be duplicated, so an annual certification test or a standard post-event assessment does not have to be rebuilt each year. Adjust the questions that changed and leave the rest.

On an evaluation dashboard that tracks completion rates and engagement alongside the scores, so you can see who has not responded yet while there is still time to chase them. The underlying engagement data is also available for reporting in event analytics.

Attendance-based certificates are issued from session management. Where a certificate depends on passing an assessment rather than simply attending, the Evaluator supplies the score that decides it — so the pass mark, not the sign-in sheet, drives who gets certified.

Yes. Evaluations are completed in the browser or the mobile event app, so a remote candidate takes the same test on the same terms as somebody in the room, and the results land in the same place.

It is part of the platform rather than a separate purchase. You can start on the free plan with no credit card required; which plan includes which engagement and evaluation features is set out on the EventTitans pricing page.